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DEFALcATIoN OF A BANK CLERK.
He Disappears, and an Examination of His Ac'
counts Shows a LOSS of $40. 600.

John D. Lsle, who lived near Glen Falls,
on farm that lay partly in Carroll county
and partly in Baltimore county, owned
by his wife, disappeared last Saturday, and
up to this time his whereabouts are not
known. He had been in the First National
Bank of Baltimore for more than twenty one
years, and was trusted clerk. Recently,
however, suspicious against him were aroused,
and the new president and the board of direc-
tors, among whom are two new members,
began a complete examination of the accounts
of the bank Isle knew that his peculations
would be discovered, and he fled to escape
arrest and punishment. -,
He acted as assistant receiving teller as we'll
as discount clerk. He carried on his pecula-
tons by substituting bogus for good paper,
although after he disappeared none Of the
bogus paper was found; He took it away, no
doubt, because it would have been evidence
of the frauds If man paid note with
money, Lisle would take the cash, give the man
the note. of which he must have kept a secret
- his own, and on occasions when an
A.. L. ~.
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TN the Circuit Court for Carroll Co.
i sitting in Equity.
NO 2466
Ellen ]. Massamore, plaintiff, VS.. Henry L.
Massamore, defendant.

Ellen ]. Massamore, plaintiff, VS.. Henry l..
Massamore, defendant.
The object of this bill is to procure a
divorce a vinculo matrimonii of the plaintiff
from the defendant.
The bill alleges that the complainant and
defendant were married on the twenty-second
day of October, in the year eighteen hundred
and SEVENTH three, at Uniontown, Carroll
county, Maryland; that said marriage cere-
mony was performed by Elder W. Palmer Ia
regularly ordained minister of the Church of
Cod;
That the plaintiff has resided at the city of
Westminster, i'll Carroll county aforesaid,
nearly all her life, and continuously for the
past fifteen years;
That by said marriage she has one son, aged
thirteen years;
That the defendant has not, since his mar
of the plaintiff or their said son, but has left
the burden of making livelihood for herself
and their said son solely to the plaintiff;
That about eight years ago the defendant
deserted the plaintiff and went beyond the
limits of the state of Maryland, and during
said period he has not returned to the plain
tiff, nor has he contributed one cent toward
the support of the plaintiff or that of their son.
That the defendant was addicted to the ex-
cessive use of stimulants, and when under the
influence of liquor was cruelty unkind to and
abusive of the plaintiff;
That the defendant, without any just cause
or reason, abandoned and deserted the plain
tiff, and that such abandonment has continued
uninterruptedly for about eight years, and is
deliberate and final, and the separation of the
plaintiff and defendant is beyond any reason
able expectation of reconciliation.
1t is thereupon ordered by the Court this
26th day of January, in the year eighteen hun
dred and eighty-seven, that the plaintiff cause
copy of this order, together with the object
and substance of the bill, to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
in the State of Maryland, once a week for
four successive weeks, before the 18th day of
February, A. d. 1887, giving notice to the
defendant in said bill, and warning him to
appear in this Court, in person or by solicitor,
on or before the 2nd day of May, A. D. 1887,
to show cause, if any he has, why decree
shall not pass as prayed.
VIM. n. MARTIN, Clerk.
True Gopy,-Test;
ian % st WM. y. MARTIN, Clerk.
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Union Mills Ttaus

Inc protracted meetings which had been
10 ~ progress for nearly three weeks. closed on
thursday evening of last week. There were
eignt conversions and general awakening
among the membership. lug
On Saturday evening of last week two.
year-old child of Mrs. Mary C. Hahn. feII
upon the floor and fractured its tbiqb. The
iacture was reduced by DR.. j. ]. Stewart of
Westminster ''s' vi
. Mr. ); W. Earhart, who was thrown from
ms slelgh some few weeks ago, is still con.
nsed to his house, owing to a sprain or brn;se
OF the foot received in falling. He exnects
to get out in few days 'e'''
Mr.. VIM. Tagg, whose illness we noted in
our items some time ago, and who had since
improved somewhat, is now lying in a critical
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warfeldsbure Tts,,s

very little of moment has occurred s;nct
oRr last writing, till within the past week r.
tne last issue of the ADVOCATE mention vas
made of the nuptials of Mr. Chalres r Mas ans
shaw and Miss Ada r. Nioodemus tn
ggrooRs name is Manahan, not Mansbaw '
lhe "arheldsbprg band, of which he is nre =
l neBt sereHaded the happy couple on Tuesday
+, Mr.: Uriah Smith, resident of the West
~ S1sl.lng relatives in this vicinity. He IS
accompanied ! by his daughter %
cban mIlS SIC meeting will be held in Stone
con a3ei q on sunday night, February 18th, to
Mr. John K 9peiahking h reeitations reading, etc
IN our last letter, has recovered. ME- Gaoe
proving. '1' IS now I'M
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WESTMINSTER CEMETERY COMPANY.
meeting OF Stockholders - Presidents anf


u, The stockholders and lot owners of tbe
mestmlnster Cemetery Company met at their
Once IN the Fire Department Buiiding on
tuesday evening. L. o. Grimes was cLosen
chairman and John j. Reese secretary.
The president, John L. Reifsnider, submit
ted his annual report. The report states H.,
zen regular and three special meetings were
held by the president and managers during the
yeart; that the Indebtedness of the Comnanv ;0
larger than the balance owing a year ago which
Is explained by the fact that of the amonnt
OF Dlils and accounts receivable. which
passed INTO the hands of the present m anago'
ment from their predecessors in office. there
remains unpaid the sum of S2s7 so, which is
ueemed unwlse to carry further among the
assets OF the Company" and they are IT, NC
lore charged of, the Company having used
every endeavor to collect-some of tie 80
sons indebted being unable to nav and H.
o5hers being beyond reach legally. The nres.
q refers to the hedge fence planted around
me cemetery, and to the efficiency of W. T.
brown, the superintendent. L.
Ihe treasurer, John j. Reese. subm;ttod
!. report showing receipts to be S29s. ~ and
18.41. oaiance OF
An election was held for president and
" managers, which resulted as follows. Inc ;
:. Relfsnider, president; and Elias YinoI;no d,
.ichard Manning, DR.. J. w. Herring. Geors1s,
). Gehr, Frank X. Herr and John + Reese
hangers. -'ee'0' u
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Mail Sarvina

postmaster Joseph B. Boyle has had the
senedule changed on the star route from West
ainster to Libertytown, so that persons alone on,
.nat route Will now have the advantage of the
mornings mail to Baltimore; also of the star tnr
route from Westminster to Hampstead so that I,,
rnose receiving mail at the Offices along that
route viii have the advantage of the star ronte
ron ron tannery to Hampstead, as also of the
n raal 'qas reaches Hampstead via railroad at
! 'G ;La.. ne sehedule will be as follows-Leave
10 a. M; leave Westminster II on '' =,
rye 7 p at Libertytown 5p. M; leave Westm;nste
t.9o a; ~, arrive at Hampstead Loo a m
leave Hampstead 1900 M, arrive at Westm;n''
ster $50 p. m. az " es'ii''i-
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" De found at the Postofice Build-
No. ing, Uniontown, Md,
THE HANDSOMEST SITITs on pr,n>,r
TURF IN THE COUNTY

Who says so? Everybody. Have Won =,
me me as last season? Yes, much finer ~ r a.
they as cheap? Yes, much more " So P bre
haPS not made as well? Yes better hane
factory goods, and improve the mon Trashy
Dld you see my SIS suit? Yes. What Do
you think oft? 1t is the finest / ever @ra sat 40
VS. IVES; you use American glass? Not o oas'
of n vou 'd feldau Full German What can get
thing. heard l could, Let Us see: every can :
ge hn- until get my list. Well, have Won
6 bureaus, bedsteadg' sdeboard tsb S0a
+ ware ware mattress aan washing machine say, viii
! will warrant it,, looking giass so.Irs
aont Keep sewing machines How do Won
ibof n,att dont2 Come here. Oh, my isn't Gt
r uns P pos;Iy Here is chair; try ii. Why, it
the treadle Foolishness; what makes tSO, Won Ua
say that? Why, it runs so easily. Thai G -
me- ne k1nd to buy Well, will; what is is the
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Though not on the program. -Miss III r..

ITI0usH HoV Oh Tue program, Miss Hira6.
Japanese student, appeared by special re-
nest, and gave recitation from the Mercban nj
Venice Miss Hirati was dressed in rich
During an intermission Dr. Lewis made q
4 lew remarks on the plan adopted to avoid
GROWING at the college entertainments, and
all friends of the college present Their ro oee
was too limited, and tickets could only he ;s1
T Sged TO the seating capacity of the chapel.
tickets were sent out as applications were re.
celved, and when the supply was exhausted
applications had to be refused. He also smoke
OF the desrability of more room, and honed
some plan would be devised whereby LARGO
ana suitable place for exhibitions and other
Puollc exercises could be provided.
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Gist Items.

Mr., ~ Joseph Il. Wheeler has been lyiuo
Hu ~ Ior the past four weeks with pleuTisy.
doubtful. DIR, Shipley, Of Westminstery i
the attending physician. '-A''ei' Is
George A. Shipley, son of Grove A. Shin.
coming spring. '''O ''e'' 'He
Mr.. Bennett, whose barn was burned on the
night OF January 10th, as published in The
ADVOCATE on the 22d, will shortly commences
the erection of another. The light fro m tbe
n d was plainly visible at Ellicott Civ and
.nI Farmers in this neighborhood have housed
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Berret Items.

r. Bellison, of Berret, has been confined to
his house for several months with chronic
disorders, which seem to battle the skill of his
physicians. Joshua Lee is also in a critical
condition. VIM. Sellman, who was injured by
falling upon the ice some weeks ago, is i'm
proving y,
H. Stricken has hauled the timbers for his
barn, and is now waiting for the saw mill.
Justice Dougherty is making arrangements
ts-hujld barn 46x70 feet. After he has COM
nau, Ia will also hnild q dWellinp
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earroHtnn Ita,ns

10 John Poisal had his grand DRAWING for
SS3 set OF double harness last Saturday niobt
ylliiam N. Matthews, disinterected oentla'
an was selected to do the drawing. which
OK place at Bollinger's HOTEL in The nres.
ee OF about forty persons. Richard Ar.
10 held the lucky ticket, No. 81, and won
e coveted prize. anu won
postofice will have to be established
z, as more mail matter is received BY resi-.
be district, ~ oA''e
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TANEYTowN ITEMS.
IANbI TWIN 14I14os
property Sales Church Work Convent

Property Sales-Church Work ConVenIIoH'
The Lambert property near town was sold
to Thomas Reck for the sum of $1,000.
The Haush property, lately owned by
Jeremiah Rinehart,) was purchased by Mrs.
Marguerite Wilhide, formerly from keysVile,
Nd, for $4,000 cash.
Rev. II. Ditzler occupied the pulpit in the
Reformed Chapel at Union Bridge, on Sun
day last in the morning, and at Baust in the
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Souders, of Union
Bridge, occupied the pulpit in the Reformed
Church of this place on Sunday last, morning
and evening.
Mr.. W. D. Rishel, the photographer of this
place, is kept very busy at his gallery, :,
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BY virtue of degree of the ~
for Carroll county, sitting as Cot
ty. dated the End day of Septemn
| 1886, and passed in a cause wherei
| Burnham is complainant, and lrwiHN
ham and VIM. D. Burnham are defendants,
being cause No. 2405 on the Equity docket
of said Court, the undersigned, Trustee named
in said decree, will offer at public sale, at
Marriottsvile, at the store of VIM. G. Davis,
at the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of February, 1887,
at o'clock, p. NJ, the following desirable
farm, to wit: The farm of which the late
George NJ. Burnham, of Carroll county, died
seized and possessed, containing
1913 ACRES. 1 ROOD and 0 PERCHES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
about 80 acres of which is heavily timbered.
The improvements consist of
comfortable dwelling, and all SA-A
necessary outbuildings. There III fST5A
is some fruit on the place, and kzzs5725 go
an excellent spring of splendid water. This
farm is under good fencing and in high state
of cultivation. There is MICA on this farm,
and it is generally believed and held by those
who know the property best that this mineral
will be found upon it in large quantities when
properly explored.
The proximity of this property to the B. Il
o. R. r., churches, schools and postofiice-.
makes it worthy the attention Of any ohe'Ih
search of home, and rare chance is here
offered.
For further information call upon or adj
dress the Trustee, at Westminster, Nd.
Terms Of SaIe.-One-third part of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day
of sale, or upon the ratification thereof by the
Court, and the balance in one and two years
from the day of sale; credit payments to be
sucured to the satisfaction of the Trustee, and
bearing interest from day of sale.
GEO. NJ. PEARCE, Trustee.
jan 22:ts Joseph W. Berret, Auct'r.
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When the bank exa
ance, slip bogus no gfor ~
pile OF paper, and this would balance Y3l,1
count The examiner eould not in the voInm
OF paper IN bank with a large business i'll
InaS 5 OF the First National detect bogus paner
AT least that has been the result, and NOT les
than three different examiners have mad,
investigations. These peculations cover
i Ieriod Oh or 10 years, but their extent as f.
sae time and the amount of the defalcat,on NJ
i has not yet been fully aseertained, thongb be.
IN his flight Lisle left behind wife and five
fgI n rIn and comfortable and happy home
ne ne was well known in this city and county
anu ,ar ms downfall is surprise and source Of
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N the Circuit Court forsesrroll c5,,n,v
- sitting in Equity.
No 0022yTh riyrxy
Elias b. Arnold Trustee, versus. William p

Elias b. Trustee. versus, William Fl
o. Bliz2ard, Sarah R. Blizzard. ~ -
ordered This 9th day of January. 1887
Una tnat the Sale of the property mentioned i,
tnese proceedings as made to Anna M RI;z-
zard. and reported by Elias B. Arnold. rms.
c cee,A9 his End Report, be ratified and con.
thrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
pe SHOWN on or before the 18th day of Feb.
Iuary next; provided copy of this order be
Inserted Inserted N some newspaper printed in Carroll
hpusgtY once IN each OF three successive weeks
uelore lhe 2ist day of February next. The
'ePur' STATES the amount Of sale to be $1,000
WIN. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
jan29 st VIM N M,Dr,, Gu,
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YTHE NI1RSRpv AL, r,,rr----

NHIE NURSERY AND CHILD,S HOS.
A PlIAL, corner Franklin and Scbroada.
streets, is now open for the recent;on y
patients, either medical or surgical, a nnm. ~
Der OF iirst-class private rooms have bean
arranged for the accommodation of nat;ents
coming from distance, who NAV be accom-.
panied by an attendant. Contaeions ana
lncurable diseases will not be received
Rooms and board from IS to SIS per week
Apply to the institution, Baltimore, Nd.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the snhso.
mas obtained from the Orphans Con
carroll county, in Maryland, letters of Al
istratlon ON the Personal Estate of
THEODORE A. SHOWER
late of Carroll county, deceased Al.
sons having claims against the desoa n
warned to exhibit the same, with the -
ers thereof legally authenticated w
subscriber, on or before the odd ~
August, 1887; they may otherwise bv I
excluded from all benefit of said estate
January, 1887.
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NEW HOME

why, that is very appropriate. Well. am
giaa came here. Who told you of nv place ?
saw I saw your advertisement. Well, | have ali /
u mnst us 40 not? Yes, and more too. l
was? O. M HTTESS t 2guT name
jan29 3m Tn;o.. oiIE W
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DUBLIC SALE
l. OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


The undersigned, executor of Nathan Frank.
lin, Sr., and by virtue of an order of the
Orphans Court of Carroll county, will sell at
public sale, on the premises, on the Sam S
Creek road, about J miles from franklin
vile, on
Saturday, The l9th day Of February, 1887,
at O clock, p. M, the farm upon which the
deceased resided at the time of his death, con.
tanning
100 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
This property is convenient to postoffices,
stores, mills, school and churches, the land
is in high state of cultivation and has upon
it the finest springs of water, good fencing,
choice fruit, and some timber, and it is con.
sidered one of the most desirable farms in the
county. The land has been
heavily lined. The improve AlGaA-,S
ments consist of Log Dwelling g ~ ~ S5Sh
House, Switzer Barn, and all kl5ls1=t I53zzS
other necessary outbuildings.
At the same time and place will be sold two
Wood Lots.
No. / contains Acres, more or less, adj
joining the lands of the late Jacob Nusbaum,
A. Zushee and others.
No. ? contains 8 Acres, more or less, and
adjoins No. l.
A survey of the above lands will be made
before the day of sale, and plat of the same
will be exhibited.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the Court ::
One-thrd cash on the day of sale or on the
zuui;;suutizu,-thereof;a and the residue in two
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NO. 24os EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for \ca .
Dennis Fl. Maynard, Assip
VS.; George W. Frit.
iss7, that the Account of the
this Cause be figally ratified
unless eauSc<oAhe contrar,
on or before t6 18th day
provided a coJk of tRfs-or
Two successive weeks befc
Gay ga IN some newspaper pu
County.
True copy,-Test:
Jan29 2t WV. N
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I auYantages.
80 POSSESSION of the land will be given
compliance with the terms of sale, and j
mouse ~ on the LIST of April, 1887.
IeI"lS Of Sate.-One-third of the pureA
money to be paid on the day of sale. or n,
ratlhcatlon by said Court and the balance
Two equal payments at six and twelve NOR,
from On day of sale; purchaser to give note few W.
of sale. i"'e'es' from
Also at the same time and place all 4
household and kitchen furniture, some far,
ing implements, lot of hay, Nc. See i
for particulars. Dee
jan 22:ts = = N iI y I. I1Sa,
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The firm of Baumgartner & Everl
day dissolved by mutual consent
due d the firm must be paid to their ]
Eyerhart Brothers, and all debts
sald hrm of Baumgartner & Everbl
paid by the said firm of Eyerhart
N. Il. T. RAUMGAH
,v JOHN F. EVERHAT
Westminster, Nd, Jan. p. Iss
Thanking the public foRt
patronage extended to the old fir,
a continuance of the same for the
Respectfully,
jan 22;3t EVERHART On
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WIN. II. THOMAS
w (Late of Baltir
Attorney-at-LaW, W.
Prompt attention given !
onfMain street, formerly
Hayden,
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been scarce in this CITY.

been scarce in this city.
The foundation has been staked {
roll street for dwelling for Charlie
derman. e. j. Await will do III
work, and Paul Yingling the car,
The building will be 27x34 feet.
About two inches of hail fell on W
morning. This was succeeded nv
froze when it fell, causing the streets
ments to be coated with ice. A sIe;
Ventured out on Thursday morning.
Joseph A. Abbott, of Hamnstead
has been appointed to a 5000 clerks
Baltimore postofiice. He succeeds
Herbert, in the registry division.
removed. Elijah I. Hilton. of Wen
has been appointed a Substitute az
same office. Ia
Frank Nicholas, the old WsssGl
er, who played last seasa.-.G1
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TNRUSTEE'S ;
A VERY DEsf

Situated in Freedom Distf
mile from Marriottsvil
the Baltimore q Oh
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So ACRES OF LANDN
situated on the W.
from Westminster,
Wagner, Hashabiah ]
improvements are a 2
weatherboarded dweI
back building; stab
house, hog house and j
buildings in good repai
near the dwelling; good b
apple orchard of choice N
ing, also other fruit. Thd
state of cultivation. ThjI
niently located as to e..ld,
office, mills and railroa
desIfIng d nice little bort
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ring.
esday
that
pave
Tor two
Deen scarce IN this city. iistrict
The foundation has been staked off ID b in the
roll street tor dwelling for Charles Sc larry V.
derman H. j. Await will do the rho
work. and Paul Yingling the carper minister,
Inc building will be 27x34 feet. nix in the
About two inches of hail fell nm W. -~--.--
morning This was succeeded by r, muster catch
froze whenitfe causing the streets on the Manchester
ments TO be coated with ice. mas signed with the
Ventured out Thursday morning cnp southern League
Joseph A. Abbott of Hampstead win /" stmnster
has been appointed 5000 clerks ''ups IN the Penn-
DGalImore postoflice. He succeeds
herbert IN the registry DIVISION properly OF John I.
removed Elijah I. Hilton of We aooa5 62 acres,
mas been appointed Substitute o. ianeytown was
Frank Nicholas thoo,, mortgage, for $500
eT, VINO played last seaSau1 y " e's"'iooin
ow and horizontal bar
elbows Hail. this city, /
nights. The low price
the house on Monday
tie lonesome there on q
baking. vac !
bach. of this city, has
tshlp in the Baltimore 81
med duties on Tues l.
formerly taught the X
;hooi, and L. been X
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DISSOLUTION MOTTO.

jan29 At
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Re, of this city, has
rom her husband,
he parties were
1913, and the bill
lever contributed
often unkind and
g he has deserted
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Alma. Mich, Friday. Sept. 30 1887.

Findley q Morden have just received
a large consignment OF horse blankets
and lap robes, which they are perpmod
to sell at rock bottom" prices.
The majority Of our citizens are tend
ing the fair at Ithaca dis week.
those that have attended it pronounce
first class, not saloon ON fairgrounds.
The Worlds Minstrel Go. viii be iere
soon, the Rink VII be seated aad Il
temporarily stage put in This, if they
come, will be the first 80 | Minstrel
company that ever visited Alma so We
are informed.